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Advancing with the Gosho: Words of Encouragement from SGI President Ikeda (2)
(57) Treasure Each Individual
Learning from the Actions of President Ikeda
(7) Let’s Aim to Be the Best
SGI President Ikeda’s Encouragement for the Future Division
A Spirit of Continuous Growth
Headquarters Leaders Meeting Speech Summary
Let Us Build a Youthful Soka Gakkai, Imbued with Our Vow
SGI President Ikeda’s Speech Excerpt
Let’s Keep Challenging Ourselves as We Scale the Summits of Life and Kosen-rufu!
Special Feature
Spread the Flame of Shakubuku Across the Nation
Learning from the Gosho Lectures of President Ikeda
Speak Out with Voices Ringing with Truth and Justice!
Discussion Meeting Gosho Study Material
Break through Headwinds and Soar into the Vast Skies of Kosen-rufu
The Light of Human Revolution for the Kayo-kai
Winter Always Turns to Spring
One Gosho for the Young Men’s Division
Embracing the Determination of Striving with Our Mentor!
Women’s Division Gosho Study
Many in Body, One in Mind
Conversations for the Men’s Division
Sharing Buddhism with Others
Studying the Spirit of Nichiren Daishonin
(19) The Mongol Invasion
Worldwide Experiences of Faith
A Life Dedicated to Encouraging Others
SGI President Ikeda’s The New Human Revolution
Eternal Joy (48–51)
Advancing with the Gosho: Words of Encouragement from SGI President Ikeda (2)
01 Jul, 2026
(57) Treasure Each Individual
1 Min(s)
01 Jul, 2026
A Buddha is a child, and the Lotus Sutra, its parents. If the parents of a thousand children are praised, those thousand children will rejoice. If one makes offerings to the parents, one makes offerings to their thousand children as well.
From “The Drum at the Gate of Thunder” (WND-1, pg 949)
The Lotus Sutra is the parent of all Buddhas, the Daishonin says. Therefore, the benefit of dedicating ourselves to the Mystic Law is equal to that of making offerings to all the Buddhas of the ten directions and three existences. Our Soka Gakkai activities for...
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